Part 1:  Ray talks about faith, the Coronavirus and your health. He takes a call about Mardi Gras and why wasn’t it cancelled and questions why anyone would take a cruise during this time. He also takes a call from Gordon regarding how he is still able to work because he works for the postal service. He explains the precautions he takes to keep himself and his family safe.

Part 2:  Ray talks about how now is the time to be strong. He says that we need to lean on our faith. He explains the new small business stimulus package that Sen. Susan Collins co-sponsored which is a loan to grant. He also talks about the Governor’s economic plan and the latest with the stay in place orders.

Part 4:  Ray and David Jones chat with Congressional Candidate Dale Crafts about how he is campaigning while this pandemic is happening. They also talk about faith and how important it is to say thank you to the people working the front lines such as cashiers, grocery baggers, delivery people and such. Ray tells a story about Disney. For more information on Dale and his campaign visit his website:  DaleCraftsforCongress.com.

Part 5:  Ray and David talk to Jennifer White. She is running for office, but she also owns A Joyful Noise Day Care in Windham. She is looking to hire staff. She is open to serve those parents that have an essential job with much needed childcare. Call us today at (207) 892-3770 to set up your interview via Zoom today. Their website is AJoyfulNoise.com.

Part 6:  Ray and David chat with Anthony Jolicoeur during the FO Bailey Real Estate segment. He is in property management takes care of apartments in the Lewiston/Auburn area. Ray asks him how are they managing the tough balancing act of capitalism and morality. This leads to a long discussion of the difficulties that he faces. If you are in need of housing, call: 207.370.6777 or visit Northeast Rental Housing of Central Maine’s website NRHMaine.com for more information. Call David today. David lists off several of the listings that he has to offer. He is willing to do virtual tours for long distance or social distancing clients. By dealing with local businesses you can form working relationships. David’s contact information is office: 207-781-1111, cell: 207-650-3455 or email:info@fobailey.com.

Part 7:  The boys talk to Katrina Pearson, Senior Advisor for Trump 2020, who is down in Texas. They talk about the crazy time we are in and how many people are stepping up. The steps that the Trump Administration has taken to help the small businesses and the employees. The media has not helped spread anything but doom and not given any credit to what he has done to protect us.

Part 8:  Ray answers a text about why he is still doing his show during the social distancing. David says what he is doing along with social distancing. They talk about how music play a big part in keeping their sanity. This brings up the father/daughter duos that are popping up on social media. David says that there are videos of zoom concerts as well.

Part 9:  Ray reads a quote sent to him by his son, Conner, and then says a quote from Ben Franklin. Please do as the Governor and President’s experts are saying. If you need something, text him and he will help you. Joining him on the line is Lori Parham of AARP Maine. They talk about the AARP member and how some of them still don’t understand the guidelines. AARP will host a weekly live Coronavirus Information Tele-Town Halls every Thursday at 1 pm (ET). Find the details here. She says that there are several great things on their website to find information. They discuss the Mainer’s way is not to ask for help and to be self-reliant. Ray says that asking for help now is actually a strength. Lori says that there are many people and agencies out there that can help in a variety of ways. They emphasis that it is important to touch base with your parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles that might be isolated and need a helping hand. AARP Maine is working to compile updates and information for you and your family as we work to combat the coronavirus. We will continue to update this page on a regular basis. If you have additional questions please email us at me@aarp.org.

Part 10:  Ray stresses that it is common sense that staying away from people during a pandemic. It is the best course to combat this and every other illness that is contagious. He commends President Trump for his efforts and even though Ray has a lot of problems with her governmental policies, he agrees with the efforts and mandates that Governor Mills have taken to keep us safe. Ray says that now is the time that we need to lean on our faith. Pray with expectancy.

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